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Wallingford offers the most bang-for-the-knock on Halloween night. The quirky neighborhood full of old Craftsman bungalows is home to residents of all ages, from retirees and college students, to young families with children. Wallingford has easy access to many restaurants, grocery stores, and theaters along 45th street. The ‘hood scored in the top ten percent for both walkability and density.

Queen Anne, Magnolia, the University District and Capitol Hill also made the list. Check out the full story here, including the criteria for good trick-or-treating and a description of each of the neighborhoods on the list.

Former Seattle P-I reporter Athima Chansanchai did a similar survey in 2007. Check out what she found here.

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